Report from this newspaper (reporter Guo Jia) Since its premiere in Taipei on October 30, 2010, the National Theatre of China adapted from Lao She's masterpiece of the same name, "Four Generations Together", which has recently welcomed 300 commemorative performances at the National Theatre of China. show.
The 300 special commemorative cakes and the large group photo completed by the actors and the audience fixed this special moment.
That night, Tian Qinxin, the director of the National Theatre of China, who is also the playwright and director of the play, expressed his gratitude to the audience: Over the past 12 years, the audience has given love and care to Mr. Lao She's well-known literary work, and this care is also for The greatest encouragement for adapting plays is also the source of power for the National Theatre to create masterpieces.
This commemorative performance is the return of the play to the Mandarin Theatre after a lapse of two years. Liu Jinshan plays the storyteller, with positive characters such as Qi Ruixuan and Qian Moyin, negative characters such as Guan Xiaohe and Da Chi Bao, and small characters such as the coachman Xiao Cui. , White Patrol, presented on the stage through the actors' skillful lines and performance skills.
At the end of the performance, Tian Qinxin said: "This work stems from the vitality of Mr. Lao She's work itself, and also stems from the audience's demand for good works. "Four Generations Together" talks about the persistence of the Chinese people, this book and this play also It reflects Mr. Lao She's insistence on culture. The excellent traditional Chinese culture is the outstanding advantage of the Chinese nation, and it is the foundation for us to stand firm in the turmoil of world culture, which must be inherited and carried forward according to the conditions of the new era."